Louis Seibold

Louis Seibold

Summary

Portrait of Louis Seibold Louis Seibold Interview of Woodrow Wilson (1920)

It was the direct antithesis of what I hope the Democratic convention at San Francisco will turn out to be. The leaders who call themselves Progressive and who pretended to speak for the Progressive element in the Republican party sacrificed every principle that made attractive the movement of eight years ago in order to gratify the ambition of some of the present-day leaders to prevent the people of the United States from fulfilling their honest obligations to the rest of the world and to themselves. The abandonment at Chicago of the progressive spirit was woefully tragic.
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Portrait of Louis Seibold Louis Seibold Interview of Woodrow Wilson (1920)

I am as confident today as I was when I returned from Paris finally in July last that the people of not only America, but of the entire world are in favor of the League of Nations; that they would feel a greater sense of security if its benefits should be guaranteed; that they would not approve with their votes of the policy of the Republican party which is wholly political in intent and purpose, to deny them the protection that the League of Nations assures.
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